Sentence examples for little edition of from inspiring English sources
When Johnson was approached by some London booksellers in 1777 to write what he thought of as "little Lives, and little Prefaces, to a little edition of the English Poets," he readily agreed.
Writing to Mr. Safford on June 13 , 1911 for a set of Robert Louis Stevenson's newly published letters, he concluded: If you do not send them to me, to round out my little edition of Stevenson, I will haunt you in the shape of a rattlesnake with the voice of a tiger, and I will steadily, for the next 18 years, put spiders in your tea!!
On 3 May 1777, while Johnson was trying to save Reverend William Dodd from execution, he wrote to Boswell that he was busy preparing a "little Lives" and "little Prefaces, to a little edition of the English Poets".
Penguin books, founded by Sir Allen Lane and V. K. Krishna Menon, published beautiful little editions of classic and modern titles, priced at sixpence.
This little hardbound edition of "Life-Spark Stories" isn't just weird — it is exceptionally rare.
Books like "Tiny Houses" (Rizzoli, 2009), the new edition of "Little House on a Small Planet" (Lyons Press, 2009) and "Small Eco Houses: Living Green in Style" (Universe, 2010) celebrate the beauty of smallness; in magazines, the microhouse has become a standard typology.
The Roberts Brothers edition of Little Women appeared on 1 October 1868 in a print run of some 2,000 copies.
As a senior editor at Viking Penguin, I would like to point out that the Penguin Classics edition of "Little Women," introduced by Elaine Showalter, also uses this "pluckier original," with errors corrected.
We're going to scale things back a little bit on this edition of "Crowdfunding 201" and do kind of a remedial refresher course on how not to run a crowdfunding campaign, or how to avoid basic issues on your crowdfunding campaign.
8. The largest book published is an edition of The Little Prince by Antoine de SAntoine dery.
Frankly, I've always been a little wary about the current edition of the "Green Book" because its cover is bright orange — to commemorate Christo's "Gates," which graced Central Park in 2005.
